When you start spout­ing off in anger or wrath (because of bitterness/unforgiveness), that is not even you. That is an evil spirit that has taken you over, you go down, it comes up and it uses your fac­ul­ties as a medium of expres­sion and it ful­fills its nature. It is very much happy to do so. You are very unhappy and you have become the vic­tim of an evil spirit in your heart. How do you get it out of your life, through repen­tance and then cast­ing it out of your life? If you want to pun­ish an evil spirit, cast it out so that it has to go to dry places and man­i­fest all of its per­son­al­ity then it will be in tor­ment. Not you!

That is why the bible says to resist the devil and he shall flee and that we not to give no place to the devil. That’s why the bible says to keep our­selves pure from the works of evil. That is why we are sup­posed to have dis­cern­ment. It also says to put things under our feet.

What does it mean to be pure spir­i­tu­ally? It means you are act­ing out of accord­ing to the nature of God as he cre­ated you from the begin­ning of the foun­da­tion of the world. That is spir­i­tual purity.

You are allow­ing the men­tal­ity and mind of the king­dom of Satan to oper­ate through you influ­enc­ing you, speak through you, act through you and do dras­ti­cally deeds through you. That is spir­i­tual impu­rity. You can deal with your emo­tions all you want, but if you don’t deal with the spirit behind it, it will be a long life strug­gle to over­come it with your inner man.

Jesus said in Mark 7:20–23Mark 7:20–23
Eng­lish: King James Ver­sion (1611) — KJV
20 And he said, That which cometh out of the man, that defileth the man. ²¹ For from within, out of the heart of men, pro­ceed evil thoughts, adul­ter­ies, for­ni­ca­tions, mur­ders, ²² Thefts, cov­etous­ness, wicked­ness, deceit, las­civ­i­ous­ness, an evil eye, blas­phemy, pride, fool­ish­ness: cov­etous­ness…: Gr. cov­etous­nesses, wicked­nesses ²³ All these evil things come from within, and defile the man.  

WP-Bible plu­gin 20And he said, That which cometh out of the man, that defileth the man.  21 For from within, out of the heart of men, pro­ceed evil thoughts, adul­ter­ies, for­ni­ca­tions, mur­ders, 22 Thefts, cov­etous­ness, wicked­ness, deceit, las­civ­i­ous­ness, an evil eye, blas­phemy, pride, fool­ish­ness: 23 All these evil things come from within, and defile the man.

What is verses 20–23 say­ing? What is in the heart of man (your heart is the human spirit), expresses itself out of a man in a thought, a word or an action. That is in the spir­i­tual dynam­ics of a man that man­i­fests and comes up and out through thought, word or deed.

Now when some­one stronger than the strong­man shall come upon him and over­come him and take away from him all his armor wherein he trusted and divided his spoils.

What is spoils? It is a term of war. When you go in and over­come an enemy, you get all of his goods. The spoils of bit­ter­ness, has seven areas that are impor­tant to him (unfor­give­ness, resent­ment, retal­i­a­tion, anger/wrath, mur­der — they are the under­lings to bit­ter­ness) it his pur­pose for being. He’s trust­ing that when you deal with the root of bit­ter­ness he trust­ing with all of his might sit­ting in your house that resent­ment is as far as you are going to go. Then anger/wrath will want to pump it up and get it back in its life. These are the things he is trust­ing in that he can keep his posi­tion in ruler ship because he is sit­ting on his throne in your cas­tle (your house). It is trust­ing it can con­trol you with its armor and its armor is what other spir­its lesser than itself.

Luke 11 the strong­man armed is the prin­ci­pal­ity or evil spirit that lives in your palace and his goods are in peace. What are his goods? Means every bit of his king­dom (under­lings or other spir­its) that he’s bank­ing on to con­trol you is in place and oper­at­ing very well. If you are deal­ing with a root of bit­ter­ness, all 7 of these are work­ing some­where in you (unfor­give­ness, resent­ment, retal­i­a­tion, anger/wrath, mur­der). Mur­der can be mur­der of the tongue or phys­i­cal mur­der. All seven of these are the goods that are in peace. For exam­ple, when the prin­ci­pal­ity of the unlov­ing spirit there are good which are for exam­ple are self-hatred, self-pity, self-rejection, self-idolatry, self­ish­ness, self-accusation, etc.

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